NI Measurement Studio Idea Exchange

I have a project file using .Net 4 (VS2010, properly update) which I opened in VS2013, upon opening with no warning all NI license.licx lines were removed with no warning whatsover.

This should never happen, if something is going to be changed the user should be informed what is happening, especially if it's going to break a build.

The 3D Chart control needs to be updated to the .Net platform.  In addition it would be nice to have the waterfall functionality included in Labview.

Hi, NI team.
I was adviced to share my idea here ( actually it was something I needed, not idea ).
I have Waveform graph control in my application. There are two axes: vertical and horizontal. The plots I show on the graph have different units by vertical axis, so I decided to show those units as a caption of vertical axis. However I wasn't able to give this caption appropriate view and was forced to use label control. The problem with the caption of vertical axis is that it is oriented vertically and you can only change text direction between top-to-down and down-to-top. What I was looking for is a normal orientation from-left-to-right.

May be someone else will use this feature in future
Regards

The title says it all.

Hello, I would like to have the NI-CAN, NI-XNETsupport integrated into the next version of NI Measurement Studio.

Why this kind of devices only have an old style C Library? Could be more useful to have classes on C++ and .NET

Best regards

Roberto Guerzoni

Can I suggest it's time NI add some utility to work out which merge modules are needed. I can often spend a lot of time trying to deploy NI projects.

Hello, I would like to have the NI Network Streams support integrated into the next version of NI Measurement Studio.

Best regards

Christian

Hi,

I'd like to see some of the functionality contained in NI-VISA without having to install VISA on my system, but just set a reference to the library in my project. I'd just like to access devices/instrumentation through the serial port or usb without needing admin rights on every machine the runs the application.

Microsofts serial class has limited functionality. I like the reliability that comes with Visa.

Curt

The IntensityGraph is a great control - but unfortunately its usefulness is hampered in the extreme due to performance issues. Basically the IntensityGraph.OnPaint() takes way too many CPU cycles. For a 500x150 intensity plot updating at ~10 Hz, this takes upwards of 30-40% of my PC's total CPU. Anything higher than that and my application becomes unusable due to latency problems. I really need to be able to show 2 or 3 times that much data.

Another user has separately reported an inability to display two 500x256 intensity graphs updating at 5 Hz.

We really need NI to address the severe performance limitations of this important control.